Jakarta –
Gerindra politician M Taufik comments on the satire of the PSI chairman Ganesha’s Sleigh about the liar. Taufik quipped back at Giring, who is also known as a former vocalist band famous in the country.
“Indeed Who is he? Hah? Yes, who is he? Just sing it’s okay. He doesn’t want to be led. indeed who is he?,” M Taufik told reporters, Thursday (12/23/2021).
The deputy chairman of the DKI Jakarta DPRD did not know who Giring was being quipped about. But he thought Giring was looking for a stage. He then suggested that Giring return to being a singer rather than a politician.
“Yes don’t know offending who. The only question is, who is he? If the Betawi people say, the siape, rank lu ape? But no what is he the hell indeed should search stage. That’s why he TikTok a lot, he has to make a lot of content,” he said.
The chairman of the PKS faction of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Ahmad Yani, also commented on Giring’s statement. According to Yani, the Laskar Pelangi singer is seeking public attention.
“Ya Giring want to look for the stage just let it be got news. Let people talk about him, that’s why all this time I no want to respond,” he said.
As is known, during the celebration of PSI’s 7th anniversary, Giring talked about Jokowi’s successor. Giring said that Indonesia’s progress would be threatened if Jokowi’s replacement was a figure who justified any means to win the election.
Giring Ganesha previously opened the climax of his party’s 7th anniversary. In his speech, Giring mentioned a figure who is not worthy to replace President Jokowi later.
“Progress will be threatened if the person who replaces Pak Jokowi in the future is a person who has a track record of using SARA issues and justifies any means to win in the regional elections,” said Giring in his virtual speech, Wednesday (22/12).
“Indonesia will be gloomy if those who are elected later are liars and have also been fired by Pak Jokowi because they are incompetent at work,” he added.
Watch the video ‘Puzzle Riddle About the Liar Jokowi Fired’:
(taa/zak)
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